RJR News
RJR's Robin Closs to Act as Judge at WNY Invention Convention
RJR’s Robin Closs is at it again! She was asked to judge student entries at the WNY Invention Convention at Medaille College on May 4-5.
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Is your company properly protected against workplace hazards?
In 2011, there were a total of 8,208 occupational injuries in the United States, 4,609 of which were fatal. Any occupation injury brings with it questions of safety and liability. Is your business properly safeguarded against potential hazards?
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RJR's Joe Jaracz Now Licensed in California
Congratulations are in order for Joe Jaracz, who recently passed the Professional Engineer exam for the state of California. With Joe’s accomplishment, RJR now has Professional Engineers licensed in 36 states and Guam.
Professional Engineers are a self-policing group of professionals, recognized by state law which grants them certain rights and privileges and requires certain responsibilities; thus, each state has its own examination and licensing procedure. The law requires registrants to be competent, truthful, thorough and prompt in the execution of their assignments. Their legal obligations are explicitly stated in state administrative code with respect to the general public, their clients, to each other and to the board of registration.
Each license earned by a Professional Engineer is an accomplishment and is deserving of recognition for diligence and integrity.
Job well done Joe!
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Highlighted Projects
ASME Section III Heat Exchanger Review
RJR’s engineering staff recently completed an ASME Section III evaluation of a group of sintered fluted tube argon module heat exchangers. Each design was validated against code requirements and analyzed extensively using the latest Finite Element Analysis (FEA) software packages to verify function.
RJR Completes Nationwide Energy Efficiency Facility Certifications
RJR’s professional engineers were recently contracted to review and approve 179D energy efficiency certifications for various military and civilian sites nationwide. These rigorous evaluations include simulations of a building’s energy and power usage in the areas of lighting, building envelope, and HVAC systems. Compliance with these standards can qualify clients for substantial tax deductions under Section 179D of the Federal Tax Code.
RJR Fills the Void in Erie County Septic System Design
Following the recent policy change in July 2012 wherein the Erie County Health Department announced that they would no longer be designing septic systems for county residents, RJR Engineering has expanded our design services to include this type of work. RJR’s licensed professional engineers (PE’s) have been contracted by multiple residential and commercial groups to both design and oversee construction of various projects requiring new septic systems.
